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EMC Declarations
These documents are BEPC/EPC’s declaration that the products listed are in compliance with the EMC Directive under the standards listed within each document.
- EMC Certificate for Model 25SP and 25SF Encoders
- EMC Certificate for 58TP, 58TF, 58HP and 58HF Encoders
- EMC Certificate for A36R Model Encoder
- EMC Certificate for the RXTXD Receiver / Transmitter.
- EMC Certificate for Models 702, 725I, 725N, 755HS, 755RG, 758, 802 and 858 Encoders.
- EMC Certificate for Models A36HB, A36SB, A58HB and A25SB Absolute Encoders (Were MA and SA Series)
- EMC Certificate for Models 711, 716 and LCE Encoders.
- EMC Certificate for the Model 960 Absolute Encoder.
- EMC Certificate for Model 958 Absolute Encoder.
- EMC Certificate for Model 925 Absolute Encoder.
- EMC Certificate for Models 770, 771, 775, 776 and 865T Encoders.
- EMC Certificate for Models 260 and 121 Encoders.
- EMC Certificate for Models 25T and 25H Encoders.
- EMC Certificate for Models 15H, 15S, 15T, TR1 and TR3 Encoders.
Compliance with the Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) Directive 2004/108/EC is mandatory for nearly all electrical and electronic equipment imported into the European Union (EU). The EMC Directive requires that all products should comply with the basic protection requirements:
- The electromagnetic disturbance generated by the apparatus does not exceed a level specified in harmonized EMC Standards. This level is that above which radio and telecommunications equipment or other equipment may not be able to operate as intended.
- It has a level of immunity to the electromagnetic disturbance to be expected in its intended use, which allows it to operate without unacceptable degradation of its specified performance.
